What's worse than Racism? Ans. Using acts of racism for political advantage.

Whenever there’s a tragedy like Ferguson, Baltimore or Charleston, the real answers are never known within the first 72 hours, although many politicians and media personalities will argue to the contrary.  We have come to expect politicians to show their faces proudly on television whenever the media comes calling, in order to shape the story for the benefit of their own careers.  But a president should not respond to these things as a politician.  We have come to expect our presidents to put the nation first.

It’s unfortunate but true , that there will never be any hope of improving race relations in the United States as long as Barack Hussein Obama (or whoever he is) remains in the White House.  For those majority voters who thought that electing him would help ease tensions, the joke’s on you.  For those who voted for him for any other reason, you were adequately warned, but you refused to hear.

The Agitator-in-Chief seems to be bent on inciting racial hatred at every turn.  His recent remarks using the n-word on Marc Maron’s disgusting WTF pod cast are only the latest outrage on a long list.  Obama had an opportunity to do something good and noble in the hours following the unfortunate but necessary shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, but he chose to make the situation worse.  The media chose to misinform the nation by falsely repeating that Michael Brown was unarmed.

Obama sent Attorney General Eric Holder to Ferguson to investigate civil rights abuses and called for police officers to wear body cameras so that their every encounter with the public can be subject to scrutiny.  This was done for the purpose of implying that the officer in a uniform always has a choice to simply walk away. 

In Baltimore, when Mayor, Stephanie Blake called for the police to “stand down” as rioting thugs caused millions of dollars in damage and destruction that resulted in 87 deaths, Obama made matters worse by urging “due restraint” in dealing with the criminals.  He did so again, issuing a threat to Maryland Governor Hogan warning him not to “over-react.”

Following Baltimore, Obama told reporters, “It’s about decades of inequality.”  Really?  Maybe it’s about 50 years of failed Democrat policies that have decimated the black family where today, 72% of black children grow up in single-parent households to mothers that are ill-equipped to be parents.  Maybe it’s that Democrat politicians have been lying to black communities for six decades, promising that another new federal government program will answer all of their problems knowing full well that none can.  Maybe it’s about pushing the racist assumption that success is forever out of their reach.

Now, after the tragic murder of nine black Christians at a Bible-study meeting in Charleston, South Carolina, Obama and other useless Democrats attempt to blame the Confederate flag in South Carolina or a number of other sources as the cause of Dylann Roof’s racism.

Democrat Congressman James Clyburn blames the “rightward drift” in America for Charleston.  NAACP President, Cornell Brooks blames hate groups and says that America needs to allocate resources to shut down these groups.  No doubt Brooks would fail to include the Southern Poverty Law Center, the ACLU, GLAAD, GLSEN or NAMBLA in this list of hate groups whose demise necessitates the suspension of the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Virginia Governor, Terry McAuliffe and North Carolina Governor, Pat McCrory ordered the DMVs in those states to remove the Confederate flag from state license plates, sinking to a new political low in using tragedy for personal gain.

Racism is not caused by a flag, a word or any symbol.  Racism is caused by sin that dwells in the heart of every man and woman who draws breath.  There will never be any progress toward better race relations in America, until we stop seeing racism as exclusively a white people’s sin, and condemn it wherever it shows its hideous face¾in the White House, in Congress, in state houses and in television studios.

The families of murdered members of the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C. demonstrated the love of Christ in the aftermath of the murderous rampage of Dylann Roof despite suffering deep and unfathomable grief.  It’s a separate tragedy that none of the Democrat politicians, including Obama could honor their loved ones by refraining from using the situation for their own personal agendas.